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 In ''[[Yoshi's Safari]]'', Iggy helps Bowser invade the kingdom of [[Jewelry Land]]. After stealing the jewels that maintained the stability in Jewelry Land, Bowser entrusts one of these jewels to Iggy, who is given domain over [[Grand Bridge]].
-Utilizing a heavily armed mechanism called [[King Gessō]], whose appearance is based on a large [[Blooper]]. Iggy has six cannons on his mechanism, one located in the end of six of his mechanism's ten arms. Iggy needs to be blasted repeatedly with Mario's [[Super Scope]] to be injured. Once the Blooper has taken a certain amount of damage, the Blooper's six cannon arms fall off, leaving only the head and bottom arms, and it attacks by jumping out of the water and firing cannonballs from a cannon on its face. After sustaining enough damage, the Blooper loses its remaining arms falls into the water and explodes, and Iggy is left on a piece of debris floating on the ocean, waving a white flag.
+Utilizing a heavily armed mechanism called [[King Gessō]], whose appearance is based on a large [[Blooper|Bloober]]. Iggy has six cannons on his mechanism, one located in the end of six of his mechanism's ten arms. Iggy needs to be blasted repeatedly with Mario's [[Super Scope]] to be injured. Once the Bloober has taken a certain amount of damage, the Bloober's six cannon arms fall off, leaving only the head and bottom arms, and it attacks by jumping out of the water and firing cannonballs from a cannon on its face. After sustaining enough damage, the Bloober loses its remaining arms falls into the water and explodes, and Iggy is left on a piece of debris floating on the ocean, waving a white flag.
 According to a storyline presented by the United Kingdom ''Nintendo Magazine System'', Iggy was the one who built the boss machines and kickstarted the events of the game, although that version of the storyline has some differences with the released game, such as claiming that the game takes place in the [[Mushroom Kingdom]] and that the Super Scope was constructed by [[Princess Peach|Princess Toadstool]]'s palace smithy.<ref>''Nintendo Magazine System'' (UK) Issue #12, {{media link|NMS UK I12 P80.jpg|page 80.}}</ref> This issue was released between the Japanese and Western releases, and it is unknown if this was an early storyline considered for the game.